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Fifth Element Book Club: Decolonizing Trauma Work
On Monday, May 4, 2026, we will meet to discuss Decolonizing Trauma Work by Renee Linklater. This book reframes trauma healing through Indigenous, community‑based, and land‑centered approaches that challenge the dominance of Western clinical models. Rethinking Trauma Through a Decolonial Lens Linklater argues that trauma cannot be separated from colonial violence, displacement, and systemic oppression. Healing, therefore, must be rooted in cultural reclamation, community conn
Jodene Hager, LMT, MBA
3 days ago


Introducing the Sustainable Business for Holistic Healers Template Suite
Most holistic healers don’t struggle with business because they lack skill or dedication. They struggle because the tools they’ve been given were never designed for the realities of healing work. Traditional business systems focus on scaling, productivity, and extraction. None of that helps you build a practice that honors your body, your values, your energy, or the communities you serve. The Sustainable Business for Holistic Healers Template Suite was created to change that.
Jodene Hager, LMT, MBA
Mar 25


A Relationship Reset & Repair Agreement That Honors Your Humanity
Most couples don’t struggle because they’re “bad at communication.” They struggle because they’re trying to navigate complex emotional terrain without shared language, shared structure, or shared agreements. When the only tool you have is “talk it out,” the conversation often collapses under the weight of fear, urgency, or old patterns. A Relationship Reset & Repair Agreement is not a contract and not a punishment. It’s a grounding framework—a way to slow down, name what’s h
Jodene Hager, LMT, MBA
Mar 16


Introducing the Neurodivergent Relationship Agreement
Neurodivergent relationships don’t fall apart because people are “too sensitive,” “too logical,” “too much,” or “not enough.” They struggle because most relationship advice assumes two neurotypical nervous systems communicating in neurotypical ways. When your wiring doesn’t match the script, the script stops working. What looks like conflict is often just two people trying to love each other across different sensory needs, communication styles, processing speeds, and capaciti
Jodene Hager, LMT, MBA
Mar 12
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